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To: jungleboy
As the article says... "Possible explanations include the tides"...

Can you explain how that would work? I mean 28 years of leap seconds, followed by 5 years without, seems hard to pin on the tides.

Not that the tides don't deserve a bad reputation, what with the rip-tides, and red-tides, and shifty behavior and all. They never show up at the same time two days in a row, and always running out on you, leaving you high and dry when you need them most. Yes the tides are a sneaky bunch, but are they really guilty of this? ;^)

52 posted on 12/30/2003 8:03:07 PM PST by e_engineer
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To: e_engineer
ok...I'm putting my money on faulty chronometers.... get ahold of the Japanese and fix this mess!
53 posted on 12/30/2003 8:09:07 PM PST by jungleboy
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